NJ S811

Expands New Jersey's Insurance Fraud Prevention Act to cover self-insured entities and self-insured plans, which are public or private entities that pay claims from their own funds rather than through traditional insurance companies.

Creates violations for presenting false statements, making misleading claims, or concealing information related to self-insured plan benefits, matching existing protections for traditional insurance policies.

Grants self-insured entities the right to sue in court for compensatory damages, including investigation expenses, court costs, and attorney fees, when damaged by fraud violations.

Allows treble damages for successful claimants if a court determines the defendant engaged in a pattern of violations (defined as five or more related violations).

Authorizes the Commissioner of Banking and Insurance to share investigation documents with self-insured entities injured by fraud under appropriate conditions.